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A comprehensive reference work dedicated to the French mélodie, with a particular focus on the art songs of Gabriel Fauré, Claude Debussy, Maurice Ravel, and Francis Poulenc. The volume features entries on individual songs, accompanied by discussions of relevant poems, poets, historical and cultural contexts, and specialized terminology. Designed to support singers, pianists, educators, and scholars, the encyclopedia offers interpretive commentary on performance practice, programming considerations, and the intricate interplay between music and text. Extensive cross-referencing facilitates the exploration of thematic and contextual connections across the repertoire. Reflecting the author’s expertise as a pianist, teacher, and musicologist, the work serves as both a pedagogical tool and a resource for research and performance preparation. It makes a significant contribution to the study and appreciation of French art song.